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Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mac- Kay of Flushing. N.Y.. left on Tuesday after visiting relatives and friends at Kensington and vicinity.
‘ Major Sobey of Scappoose. lOregon. left on Friday. Aug. 14 iby C.N. . bus after spending the past two months at the
6 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues. Aug. 25, 1964.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis
HAPPENINGS
Andrey Jenkins. Women'. Editor; Phone +850!
Mr. and Mrs. John Precious. which were opened by Mrs. Rue Mrs. Roland Shea and Frances dy Lanigan. Mrs. John Mac- Atkins all of Mass. have re- Donald and Mrs. Grant Gra- turned home after spending a ham. The verses were read by holiday on the Island. guests of Mrs. Blair MacSwain.
Mr. and Mrs. James Atkins“ Mr. Glover on behalf of Mrs Mount Stewart. Glover thanked everyone for their wishes and gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Daley Lunch was served by the w and children Kevin an Jamie Imen and the remainder of the left for Oshawa after spending evening was spent in dancing. their vacation with their par- Music was supplied by Harper ents Mr. and Mrs. Joncie Mc- Leeco. Graham MacDonald and Carton and Mr. and Mrs. James iPreston Jackson.
Daley. St. Mary's Road. , Mrs. Jessie Egan and daugh-
A large crowd gathered at the liens Frances and Vivian and home of Mr. and Mrs. Newell ‘Mr. S.E. Denning have return- MacDonald. Alliston. recentlyied to Melrose. Mass, having in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Alder ‘visited with relatives and friends Glover whose marriage took in Mt. Stewart and vicinity. place recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Glover were Mr. and Mrs. Claude How- seated in the dining room where ard of Victoria. BC were week-
Morried At Charlottetown
Will Reside In
A reception at \lonlzomery Hall followed ill? .luly wedding Of Donna Jean [fills to Halo Richard Moore at the (’harlot- tetown Bible t‘hnnol
Their parents are \lr a n it Mrs. W. Claude l.'."\\'lS of York. and Mr. and Mrs. .lohn Moore. Charlottetown
Given in marriazc by her fa- ther. the bride was wriarin: a imported cmhroidcr-
lull - skirted with cascading emhrnirlcrcd tulle forming a chapel train. A pearl trimmed 5:3?n hcndpicre held her veil of nylon tulle. She carried 1‘ oses.
Patsy Lewis. as maid honor for her sister. and Garth Linklefter and Mr;
core as bridesmaids were similarly zowned in pas- tel street - length brocade taf- feta with nosegays of carna- tions.
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Flower girl Mary Lou Moore wore a frock of yellow organdy. Ring bearer w a s rhe bride's brother. Colby Lewis.
Attending the groom was his lhrolher. Harold Moore. Usher- lins were Bill Lewis and Wayne ‘ Birch.
l Rcceiving with the bridal iparty at the reception. Mrs. ;l,ewis wore a blue lace sheath. white accessories and pink roses. Mrs. Moore chose pink
lacc. b l a c k white roses.
The ceremony was perform- cd by Rev. Bruce Moore. the hr'dc‘s uncle. and Mr. James . Stahr.
l Mr. and Mrs Moore honey-
accessorics and! l .
twinned in Ontario and the Eas- tern States. They will reside. lin Hali fa x where the groom ‘ will resume Pharmacy studies at Dalhousie University.
(Photo by C. D. MacKayl l
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"I remember one day there..." James. husband ours. will rccount to us. by this. some. incidcni from his time spent at tho l-‘mr‘ one of . ose i‘cmomborrd Items. which even ansin: lijlitly at
the mom-cot. n 9 cc nihnlcss re~ main in mind .1 ion: lime afterwards. (won lorm't‘r. The scenes. the hits :ind pier-cs of a conversation. the round". that leave their imnrc-rmnn-z ely. while other: s-nemingly so important that we should natll‘ rally reta l n them. just fade away.
What odd one: we pick We remember a farm for long rows of cherry trees and the little pansy faced .Tnhn- nie - jump - lips that hlnnmie d Another. for the giant willow that shadcd the wooden pump in the yard —-
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and a verita hi 9 plantation of}
nhbongrass tPeter's "Whistle- grassl"! along the whim pick- ets in the garden. One had a pair of white - faced cows on the strawberricd pasture. anothera well. when» to open the door of the cover and look down i n to the always - cool. depths. was to find a face ap-
dram!"
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led By rry Trees
-prehensive or smiling looking
at up at you'
Teaching us its gospel. a tra. voller recalled Baltimore this
'ay:
"Oncc riding in old Baltimore ‘Hcart ~ fillcd and head - filled l with glee.
Ll saw a Baltimorean Keep looking straight at me.
\‘owl was eight. and very small
l And he was no whit bigger. And so I smiled. but he poked
out His lonzuc and called me. 'Nig. Eerl'
.1 saw the whan of Baldmore From May until December; Of all the things that happened
f. er , lThat's all that I remember." James will recall how a far-
; mer he chatted with at the. stab-
.lcs. “was saying that. the mus-
. sol mud we used to spread on the land in springs gone, was as
1 good as lime any day!"
i A keeper of the fields -
.James is. the old ones of his
linhcritance, and the new of it. claimed from the stumplands
n . i and he is the son of Mrs. Webb ‘
‘ in many an acre. a tribute
they were presented with gifts end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ha-
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LYMAN NICHOLSON
MARRIAGE PLANNED
GAIL MACLEAN
Nicholson of Montague and the late Mr. Nicholson.
Plans to marry on Septem- ber 5 at Scotsburn. Nova Sco-
Profitt. Kensington. He also v1- sited his brother, Mr. Edgar So- bey and family. Wilmot Valley, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MacPhee and members of their family at Coleman and vicinity; Mrs. Isaac Clark and her daughter, Mrs. Robertson. Charlottetown;
r. and Mrs. George Leard at Souris, as well as other rela- tives and former classmates at Searietown, wher s born, and in other parts of the province. He attended the Leard picnic at the home of Mr. 1! Mrs. Walter Wood at Mt. Tn- on where he received a 1964 sil- ver dollar. the prize for the one from the greatest distance at- tending the picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Orfini, Taunton, Man. and children Karen. David. Dianne. Alan and Cheryl. spent the past week with Bell McLure and Mrs. Chester McDure. Riverside Drive. Montague.
Bonnie MacPherson. Toronto, ls spending her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. RA. MacPherson. Murray Harbour.
Mr. and Mrs. Earnie Dawes and daughter Dianna have re- turned to their home in Bataua. 0nt.. after spending their holi- days at the home of Mrs. a vies' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Collings. Montague. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Collings have also had
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Sydney. and Mrs. Campbell Were accompanied by Sylvia Samson, also of Sydney.
Mr. Donald MacGregor, Exe- ter. N.H:, left recently after v1- siting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MacGregor. Kensing- ton.
Mrs. Albert-a Harold of N.Y.. is presently spending a holiday with her sister and brother-in- ]aw. Mr. and Mrs. James At- kins of Mount Stewart.
Mrs. Frank Kinsman left on Tuesday. after visiting rela- tives in the Kensington area. to
man to aa- nomo I lontl Brewer. Maine.
Nancy MacMurdo was ten- dered a miscellaneous shower on Tuesday evening at the name of her parents, Mr. Mrs.
prior to her marriage to William Corbett of South Granville on Saturday afternoon. August 15.
Potted plants. summer flow- ers and streamers decorated the room to which Nancy was es- corted by her cousin. Carol Ann
Those assisting in the pre— sentation of gifts were Marilyn Millar. Sally Palmer. Shirley Millar. Florie Roberts, Karen Millar. Isobel Crozier. Mrs. Eric Moase, Catherine Corbett. Mrs. Edwin Johnson.
Mrs. Gerald Millar.
Mr. and Mrs. George Serra- fin, Cleveland. Ohio. are visit- ing in Murray Harbour at the home of Mrs. Serrafin's par-
cago. 11.. r _ holidays on the
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bre- hauL
Mr. and Mrs. William Nich- olson and family of St. John. are holidaying in Montague. where they are visiting Mr. Nichol- son's mother, Mrs. Annie Nich- olson. '
Mrs. John H. Wells. Alberton, has as guests her son and au- ghter-in-law. . Mrs. Fran-k Wells of Montreal.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin P. Calla- ghan. Framingham. Mass, also
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haines. Clll- ‘
spending lh‘i’ll‘ Island. W hi i e
here they are visiting at the homes of . and Mrs. W.E. Callaghan. Summerside an
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Callaghan. Ebbsfleet.
Mrs. James B. Noland. the former Ruby MacMurdo. who is visiting her moiher. Mrs. W. A. MacMurdo and family. Kel- vin Grove. was presented witn gifts on behalf of neighbors and friends recently.
Mrs. Stirling Millar acted as chairman. Mrs. Frank Baglole read the gift card and Mrs. Lorne Crozier presented the
‘ ts.
Mrs. Sellar Mac-Kay, Murray Harbour is visiting her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Axel Nondstand. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rowe.
Eric MacMurdo. Kelvin Grove. 1
MacKay to the strains of bridal ‘ music played by Mrs. L.M. Call- l ' beck. j '
“ twhite silk organza and illusion
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Lorraine . Coulson, Myra Schurman and .g;
MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM P. GARDNER
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Summer Wedding Vows lSolemnized At Toronto
The Church of Our Lady of the Assumption in Toronto was the scene of a summer wedding .when Mary Florence Arsenault, ; RN. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ‘Ralph Arsenault of Tignish be- lcame the bride of Dr. William
The matron of honor was Mrs. Harold McRae. a sister of the bride. and bridesmaids were Mrs. Norman McHardy. Thomas Corkum and Su 3 a n Sheridan. The flower girl was Susan McRae. niece of the bride. The matron of honor and the bridesmaids were identical gowns of shrimp pink silk organ- za over taffeta. the overskirt scattered with organza rose pet- als. All carried nosegays of ros- es and carnations. The flawer girl was dressed in white silk
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.Percy Gardner. son of Mr . lIN. Gardner and the late Dr. lGardner of Toronto.
The bride. given in marriage lby her father, wore a gown of
lace over taffeta. A tiara of pearls and crystals held her floor-length veil of French tulle. She carried a bouquet of white stephanotis and orchids.
pink roses and carnations.
A cousin of the groom. Wil-
town after spending the past week at Kensington. guest
‘Guildt'ord, Conn. of his grandmother, Mrs. George otton.
7 visitors to u r r a y Hanbour l where they visited with relatives {and friends While ere ey l
were recent
were house guests at the Irving Tourist Home. Anna Christie, RN. of Fred- ericton, N.B. visited briefly with friends in Alberton this week.
Mr. and Mrs. David Ceilings
Eand son Kevin of Toronto. are
presently vacationing in on- tague. guests of Mr. Collings' Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mac- parcnts. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Col- Gregor and son of Bur-
bank. California. are visiting at Kensington guests of Mr_ Mac- Gregor’s parents. Mr. and Joseph MacGregor.
lings.
is Williams ha return-
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organdy and carried a basket of m
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11am merldan. was best man and the ushers were Norman McHardy, Matthew Bottle and Dr. Thomas Corcum. Rev. ran- ces Cunerty officiated at the ceremony.
The mother of the bride wore a gown of turquoise ilk shan- tung with matching accessories
andd a corsage of deep pink or- I s.
The mother of the groom worn a toast colored gown of lace and
chiffon with matching accessor- '
ies and a corsage of pale pink orchids.
Following the ceremony a re- ception was ’ield at the Roof Garden of the Royal York Hotel in Toronto. for 125 guests.
For their
yellow suit with matching ac- cessories and a corsage of white carnations.
Dr. Gardner graduated this year from the University of Toronto and has joined the staff of St. Joseph's Hospital in Tor- will reside
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tia have been made by Gail Catherine MacLean and Ly- man Vernon Nicholsonfier ‘
of Pictou.
to his labor at the clearing.
The farmer at, the house ac- ross the lane (the younger hour two sons) will be recalling ‘ something of the line of livestock ‘ in which he is much interested — l lstudying to improve his littln‘ iherd: gaining a knowledge of igenetics by noting in a sturdy calf those features good or not - so - good inherited from dam or sire. Learning continually in this husbnadry. to prove or dis- prove. his own theories. in re- gard to the “cultivation” of those raised on this farm.
Mack will smile and relate how he himself had “had a feeling that. day when was polishing the halters that he (or she) would stand up fairly ‘ high in the class. "What young smiles break. when a red rib- bon fulfills such hopes!
Alex and Peter will be listen- ing. Peter to nod and say. i "Someday I’m going to be a l farmerl... And I think“ he will i add. "I'll run a great big road- a machine!"
“And how. may I ask. you fa-rm and ‘Run a great road - machine?” question with a smile.
Another Tuesday of it is. that smiles now. before on } quiet footfalls. it goes away. I
Until tomorrow - Diary --l
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James Clerk. Mottotown. The cerenmy was perform- edattheSt. Simon and St. Jude mu. m
Good - night...‘
Margote UCW Holds Meeting
Mrs. Hillard Woodslde was i devotional leader at the August ‘ meeting of the Margatg United Church Women, held in the church vestry.
The president. Mrs.
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oberl . fieaney. occupied the chair for! the business period. ievon members responded to roll call. Mrs. Arthur Profitt and Mrs. Hillard Woodside were asked to see about having the renovation of the church grounds complet- ed before the next meetin .
Mrs. Ralph Howard received the offering which was dedicat- ed by the president.
Mrs. Charles Dennis will have charge of the September meet» 1 ing on "Stewardship". roll call ‘ to be answered by a verse con- taining the word ' .
Mrs. Hillard Woodside pre- noted the program on "Corn- munity Friendship".
CWL Decides To Hold Dances f
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nthly meetng
of July was held at the home of Mrs. Angus Gillis. The roll call was answered 33 mern rs. l A flood attendance at swimm- ltng class under instructress Judy Clark and convener Mrs. Lorne Kilbride was .
It was decided to hold a week- ly dance on Tuesday evenings.
The re gave a report on the diocesan emotion he in June at Char-l .
next meettll is to be held
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